Sentence examples for much larger alignment from inspiring English sources

The sequences shown were selected from diverse phyla/groups taken from a much larger alignment of 1002 sequences.

The presented alignment was extracted from a much larger alignment consisting of more than 40 Bub3 sequences from distant eukaryotes (Vleugel et al., 2012 ).

PfFSmat60 gives much larger and qualitatively better alignment compared to standard matrices as it covers the functionally important whole patatin domain (183-388 residues) of yeast lipase tgl5p (gi:6324655) (Additional File 18: Supplementary Figure 13).

Our approach was to first calculate a structure-based sequence alignment subset of the TFP structures in the receptor-like cluster, and then use this alignment to direct the alignment of a much larger representative set of TFP domain amino acid sequences (i.e. lacking 3D structures).

We notice, that as indicated below all these questionable reads are filtered out by the additional false positive filtering steps and the overlap between remaining candidates based on BFAST alignments and remaining candidates based on bowtie2 alignments is much larger.

Furthermore, the concept offers a much larger operating window regarding beam alignment, divergence and steering and it avoids creating accelerated secondary electrons.

As shown in Table 1, our algorithm HubAlign produces an alignment with much larger EC, LCCS and S 3 than the other methods except NETAL.

Consistent with previous reports, our simulated data suggested that assembly based callers can reveal a much larger spectrum of INDELs than alignment based callers, in terms of their size.

However, if the previous posture manipulation was too small to reveal effects of unseen hand and target alignment, the much larger manipulation should now lead to spatial cueing effects that do depend on the relative external spatial position of tactile cues and visual targets.

The differences in support between the different alignments were much larger than between likelihood and parsimony.

The differences in support between the different alignments were much larger than between the phylogenetic optimality criteria applied (maximum parsimony and maximum likelihood).